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Find the real problem
I’m useful when the request is vague, the inputs disagree, and someone has to decide what actually matters.
Usually starts with: “What are we actually solving?”
make it useful.make it kind.make it fun.
Product leader. Curious by default. Builder by habit.
I make complicated technical work easier to use.
I’m in Colorado Springs, CO. I’ve spent 14 years working across hardware, software, and the messy handoffs between them. I like the part where a vague problem has to become something useful.
make it useful.make it kind.make it fun.
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I’m useful when the request is vague, the inputs disagree, and someone has to decide what actually matters.
Usually starts with: “What are we actually solving?”
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I connect product, data, CRM, and operations so the handoffs stop leaking.
Fewer mystery handoffs. Less copying the same answer into three systems.
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I turn priorities into requirements, decisions, launches, and a way to learn what happened.
Useful beats impressive.
Three roles across industrial hardware, connected products, and the systems around them.
Hardware roadmaps, CRM rules, campaign choices, and the weekly reality of getting them to agree.
See what changedBoilers, apps, portals, launches, and the work of keeping them pointed at the same customer.
See what changedA long run from design engineering to global product management, with better product data along the way.
See what changedSome solve a work problem. Some are just worth making.

A CRM and quote workflow for hardware teams. Built because leads, product details, quotes, and follow-up should not require five tabs and a memory trick.

A private place for personal documents, with plain-English search when you do not remember which file has the answer.

A one-tap, Nepal-inspired browser game that started as a small experiment and became more fun than a responsible side project should.
The agent system I use for research, product, content, and QA. It routes the work, brings the answer back, and still leaves the final call with me.
An early healthcare workflow prototype for organizing policies, evidence, risk reviews, and audit preparation.
An open-source task queue protocol for the boring but necessary parts of multi-agent work: routing, retries, stale detection, and concurrency.
Notes from building things, breaking things, and figuring out what actually mattered.
I went into a conversation about safety AI thinking about cameras. I came out thinking about what happens after an alert, especially when it is wrong.
Read this one→Most of the time, I do not need a better pep talk. I need reality to show up faster.
Read this one→One agent said it was working every thirty seconds for nearly an hour before failing. That taught me more about trust than any clean demo.
Read this one→I ended up in product because I kept caring about the part after the design was done: who needed it, how they would use it, and whether the whole thing worked in real life.
I also made a children’s book for actual bedtime readers. They remain a tougher audience than most product reviews.

Based in
Colorado Springs, Colorado
Education
B.S. Aerospace Engineering
Oklahoma State University
Background
Baker Hughes · Viessmann · Orbex Group
I started in Kathmandu. School took me to Stillwater. Work moved me through Houston and Midland. Colorado Springs is home now.
Outline map marking Kathmandu, Nepal; Stillwater, Oklahoma; Houston and Midland, Texas; and Colorado Springs, Colorado.
Open to the right senior product or technical program role
Working through a complicated product, program, or workflow? Tell me what is stuck.